Articles on AI governance, cybersecurity and systems architecture.
Anthropic reports that more than 80% of the code it merges is authored by Claude, and that the length of automatable tasks is doubling every four months. If oversight and verification become the human role, that role needs runtime control instruments.
Read moreLeo XIV's encyclical on artificial intelligence describes a technological power that is «predominantly private» and calls for independent verification, algorithmic transparency and fair access to data. These are the same criteria as verifiable governance.
Read moreAdmina 0.9.1 release notes — SDK, proxy, plugin system, CLI and dashboard in a single install. Apache 2.0 licence, hybrid Python + Rust engine.
Read moreListening notes on Eleanor Rigby (Beatles, 1966): the double string quartet arranged by George Martin, the E minor / C major oscillation, Lennon and Harrison's vocal harmonies on the chorus.
Read moreOpen, Intelligent, Secure, Governed. An adequacy vocabulary that makes autonomous AI systems verifiable, on top of existing regulatory standards.
Read moreAutonomous AI agents operate without adequate oversight. A governance architecture designed for control, transparency, and accountability is needed.
Read moreAutonomous software introduces new attack surfaces that traditional security models are not equipped to handle.
Read moreHealthcare demands AI systems that are verifiable, explainable, and compliant with rigorous clinical and regulatory standards.
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